O Dea High School - Olympian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Mathematics Mr. Michael Fortier, above, moderates the O ' Dea Hoc¬ key Club and is known as a darned good hockey player. It has been observed that he dazzles his opponent with his scintillating footwork when the faculty encounter the student body every Sunday morning on the ice. A graduate of Denver U., Mr. Fortier received his B.A. in Math. He instructs Math I, II, III, World History and Slide Rule Operation. Br. Donald D. Murray, right, a transfer from Damien High School in Hawaii, teaches Religion I, Algebra I, II, and Introductory Analysis. With two years of teach¬ ing experience, Brother has a B.A. in Math from Iona College. He heads the Math Department and as Band Moderator, he now leads a genuine group of music¬ ians. Brother is also the Golf Coach. Br. Reno A. Frigo, below, is the moderator for the Father ' s Club and coaches Frosh Basketball and Varsity Tennis. Br. Frigo, teaching for his first year, instructs Algebra I, II, Trigonometry, Religion II and for a change of pace he teaches the little 6th graders Science at the Cathedral.

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This year Mrs. Robert Kirschner is celebrating her 10th anni¬ versary as the school treasurer, secretary and registrar. Keeping the office organized and giving it the sorely needed feminine touch, Mrs. Kirschner ' s main job in the morning is to write the reasons for our illnesses. Mrs. Kirschner is a graduate of the Seattle Secretarial College. Administration. Brother John j. Donnelly, above, is famil¬ iar to many of the O ' Dea alumni because he spent half of his 53 years of teaching here. From Seattle U., Brother received his M.A. in History and his B.A. in Latin. He has also studied at Fordham U. Br. Don¬ nelly teaches U.S. History and Religion III. Besides being the Vice Principal, Br. Donnelly is also the Bookstore Manager and the Mission Coordinator. Br. Bernard A. Parent, the star center for the faculty basketball team, was also a star football player for Cantwell High School. In spite of his athletic endeavors. Brother ' s busy schedule and many re¬ sponsibilities as principal, prevent him from coaching any of our teams. With an M.A. in Educational Psychology from Immaculate College and a B.A. in English from Iona College, Br. has been teaching for 15 years.

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1 English, Brother Robert N. Brouilette, above, this year i s the Sophomore Football and Assistant Track coach. His B.A. in History qualifies him to teach World History. Brother also teaches English III and Religion IV. He did his graduate work in Po¬ litical Science at the University of San Francisco. Brother is originally from Montana and has been teaching for 5 years. Brother Robert E. Tomkins, right, is the Director of Forensics and the now revived Drama Club. An O ' Dea alumnus, Br. Tomkins teaches English III and IV. Currently working for a PhD. in Speech and a M.S.C. in English Speaking, he also has a B.A. in English Literature from Iona College, and a M.A. in Public Speaking from the University of Red¬ lands and an M.A. in Theology from St. Xaviers in Chicago. He also possesses an M.A. in English Literature from the University of Redlands. 16 Brother Anthony A. Cannon, below, teaching for 7 years, is the moderator of the Ski Club, Poster Club and the Crosier. With a B.A. in English from Iona College, Brother teaches English I and II, and Re¬ ligion I. Br. Cannon, known for his organi¬ zation of numerous class outings to Cam- ano Island, is the head of the English De¬ partment and the Vocation Coordinator. X